// Three files are in this paste!


// person.h - a list of prototypes for member functions contained in class.cpp

#include <string>

using namespace std;

	// the class person holds member functions relating to details about a person.
	class person
	{
	public:
	person ( string, int, int); // Prototype for the constructer.
	void setName(string); // Prototype for the member function setName.
	void setAge(int); // Prototype for the member function setAge.
	void setWeight(int); // Prototype for the member function setWeight.

	int getAge(); // Prototype for getAge.
	string getName(); // Prototype for getName().

        // setup member data.
	private:
	string personName;
	int personAge;
	int personWeight;

	};

// class.cpp

#include <string>
#include "person.h"

using namespace std;

	
person::person(string name, int age, int weight) // Setup our constructor to set default values for member data.
	{
	setName(name);
	setAge(age);
	setWeight(weight);
	}

void person::setName(string name) // The setName member function..
	{
if ( name.length() <= 10 )  { personName = name; }  // assign name to personName if name is less than or equal to 10(11 from 0).
else { name = name.substr(0,10); personName = name; } // truncate name to 10(11 counting from 0) characters if it exceeds that amount.
	}

void person::setAge(int age) // the setAge member function..
	{
personAge = age;
	}

void person::setWeight(int weight) // The setWeight member function.
	{
personWeight = weight;
	}

int person::getAge() // The setAge member fucntion.S
	{
return personAge;
	}

string person::getName() // The getName member function.
	{
return personName;
	}

// interface.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "person.h"
using std::cout;

int main()
	{
person personObject(0, 0,0);


return (0);
	}